What would be the easiest way to go about creating a directory based in Joomla similar to craigslist?
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You could have a look at this component http://www.mosets.com/tree/
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I want to edit something about vendor/magento/theme-adminhtml-backend/web/js/theme.js in magento2,
how to rewrite this file?anyone can help me?
thanks!
It should work the same way as editing and create a new frontend theme, https://devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.2/frontend-dev-guide/themes/admin_theme_create.html You should create the override of the theme in your app/ folder and go from there. Check how it is for app/design/frontend part and replicate with adminhtml and see from there.
We are building a web application within ZK framework and we need the functionality of browsing server-side files. I do not know any component to do that so please, do you know if there exists such component or any way to do it?
Thank yoy very much in advance.
How about Zk-filebrowser?
If you want to do your own, then you need to create a tree model which returns entries from the server's file system.
Is there a way to trigger an application cache download? I've seen several webapps which provide a download for offline storage button, but it seems there's no event for this.
Dynamically changing the manifest file in the tag doesn't work too.
Does anyone has a solution for this?
Thanks in advance.
Yes there it is: window.applicationCache.update()
I am building some forms in qooxdoo and need to add a file upload section.
Curious to know if anyone has an elegant solution to this before I get hacky with it?
Thanks!
Not sure whether you consider it elegant, but there is the UploadWidget contrib.
I want to use my own template in Joomla 1.5.
But I don't know how I can do it.
Thanks in advance.
You can learn from here
http://www.phpeveryday.com/pack/Joomla-Template-Step-By-Step-Tutorial
The simplest way i think is to the templates subdirectory in Joomla!, duplicate one of the existing template subdirectories and give it a name my_template and then modify that. In the Joomla! admin you can select the new template and it will be applied.
If it all goes horribly wrong you can simply delete the directory and you will not have done any damage to the rest of the site.
One the Joomla! site there are a number of tutorials on how to do it you can work along with